Burkina Faso Beyond the Headlines
By: Nezeziyah Sakuhai Burkina Faso is a country in Western Meritah (West Africa) that has become quite distinguished in what feels like the blink of an eye. A movement is unfolding here, one led by President Ibrahim Traoré. It is rooted in reclaiming some traditional values: economic sovereignty, independence, and
Educating A New Generation: A Natural Perspective
By: Tiasta Maaheqwur In my time working as a school psychologist in both mainstream and therapeutic schools, I noticed an epidemic. Seemingly on an upward trend each year, school classrooms are becoming more packed with children labeled as having “disabilities,” whether Learning Disabilities, ADHD, Autism or Mood Disorders. I was
Spiritual Observations: Important (Holy) Days of Penipt (Free Article)
The sixth of the month of Penipt (Day of the Charm of Aishat) is dedicated to the expression of the magic power of the Goddess Aishat. The Goddess Aishat is one of the rare deities, past and present, that transcends geography, time and cultural barriers to affect the course of the world.Latest Articles
Reinstating Authenticity in Media through Timeless Wisdom
by Ameena Ahmed In a world overwhelmed by media—where eye-catching headlines compete fiercely and the truth frequently gets lost amid spectacle—it is easy to overlook that communication once operated according to sacred patterns. Our social feeds move quicker than the rhythm of our heartbeats, and our focus is
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Reinstating Authenticity in Media through Timeless Wisdom
by Ameena Ahmed In a world overwhelmed by media—where eye-catching headlines compete fiercely and the truth frequently gets lost amid spectacle—it is easy to overlook that communication once operated according to sacred patterns. Our social feeds move quicker than the rhythm of our heartbeats, and our focus is
The Absorbent Mind
by Netefi Khentimah I have come to discover in the humble villages of Africa, where it is said that all of life began, the motherland itself, that there exist traditions which have been upheld and preserved, carrying the authentic understanding of the spiritual consequence of children. These traditions teach thatCultural
“The Heart Is Not for Loving”: A Provocative Re-Education on How We Actually Love in African Indigenous Thought
by Repiyah Hentkhepra For centuries, the world has been told that love resides in a red, pumping organ beating beneath the ribs. The modern world sells heart-shaped chocolates, heart-themed emojis, heart-rending stories, and heart-focused romantic philosophies. Yet, this entire cultural framework rests on a fundamental misunderstanding. In classical Meritah (African)
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Reinstating Authenticity in Media through Timeless Wisdom
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